LAKELAND Dry:Soon 3 Tier Heated Indoor Clothes Airer

A great Airer, jumpers can be layed flat, with no shrinkage like in a tumble dryer. Cheap to run. Everything dries quicker when using the Lakeland cover. ( an added extra ) Quite large so consider where you can keep it, though it stands upright against a wall when folded down.

Amazing piece of equipment. Needed a cheaper and better alternative than the dual washer tumble dryer and this is definitely it. Much cheaper and heats the room up in the winter when drying. Make sure you buy the drysoon cover as well as it works very well and dries the clothes much quicker than without. Easy to put together and doesn't take up much space.

The LAKELAND Dry:Soon 3 Tier Heated Indoor Clothes Airer has been a convenient addition to my laundry routine, but it comes at a price. Here's my take: Without a doubt, the heating function is a game-changer for indoor drying, especially during cold and wet seasons. It does its job well and significantly speeds up the drying process. The three-tier design is space-efficient and offers enough room for a decent load of laundry. Plus, the adjustable shelves accommodate various clothing items. However, it's essential to note that this airer is on the expensive side. While the efficiency and convenience are undeniable, the initial investment might not fit everyone's budget. It's a long-term solution that can save on energy costs compared to a tumble dryer, but the upfront cost can be a deterrent. Assembly and storage are straightforward, and the build quality is durable. It feels like a sturdy investment that will last. In conclusion, the LAKELAND Dry:Soon 3 Tier Heated Indoor Clothes Airer is an efficient indoor drying solution, but it does come with a higher price tag. If you're willing to make the investment for the convenience and energy savings, it's worth considering. However, for those on a tight budget, alternatives might be more appealing.

Fabulous product, dries quickly but costs pennies to run

Excellent answer to drying laundry. I read a lot of reviews, after my cousin recommended this as an alternative to running the tumble drier every few days. This is a good, but basic model - there's an on/off switch but no timer or auto=off as on some other heated air dryers. I picked this one because (cousin again) it's a trusted brand, and for my small household being able to use it half folded is a bonus. Was slightly misled by the pictures showing it fitted understairs - well, my stairs aren't that high & it's taller than I expected, but it does fold very flat to slide beside a cupboard. I'm lucky in that I have a covered area where I can hang laundry, so after a day of air-drying I can transfer to the DrySoon and it finishes off in a few hours, depending on the material. It's not going to cope with sopping wet material - you need to spin dry, or in the case of delicates do the towel roll thing. Cottons and wools take longer than my uniform synthetics, and you do need to keep an eye on it and turn clothes occasionally to make sure they dry evenly. Overall very happy, and a major improvement on hanging stuff on the radiators! Oh, by the way, I don't think the official cover is necessary, I just chucked an old double sheet over the top and that increased the drying performance very nicely.